It doesn't feel like Tuesday, but I know it is, the calendar says so! But May is almost gone and we are still waiting for the renters in our new house to vacate, they have till the first but so do we. This move has been a long time coming and waiting has been the hardest part, but I know it all will come together soon and I'm trying to see past the first of June with positive thoughts. We want to have a garden, time allows if we cheat and buy plants, if any are even left by the time we need them? We will have to pay the new owner here rent if we are still here after the first, which will seem odd and more expenses to pay out, not to mention having everything switched over and hooked back up. I'm home today, packing some more, getting us down to the bare essentials, making lists and trying to stay sane! The weather calls for storms all weekend, but I will move in the rain, I just want to get in the house I fell in love with a year ago, to be able to call it ours, finally!
Ok, enough of the that, patience got the best of me there for a minute! I want to share this lovely vase of wild wisteria with you, a little giftie from the hubby. He came home the other day from walking the dog with several vines cut from some growing wild in the fence line. Don't you just love wisteria, the scent is lovely and the thought even more so. This kind and simple thing is what keeps me grounded ( except for little weak moments like above) during hardships like moving. So I grant you all wisteria wishes for peace and simplicity. Hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable weekend, enjoy this short week!
Hang in there. I'm so excited for you I could just bust.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, I have been thinking about you all day and wanted to get to your blog and you beat me> You said hello first. thank you so much. A WEEK TO GO---YAY!! MB
ReplyDeleteI love Wisteria! Wish we had some growing here!
ReplyDeleteI remember when we were waiting to move and this house wasn't finished. We were paying rent to the buyer of our ground. We had to do that for 2 months. It really irked me, that we were paying for a house we had already paid for...I could hardly wait to get away from there because of that...but the last night as we were looking down toward the pond, the tears came and my heart broke because we were leaving the farm.
I am looking forward to hearing about your new home! First of all, it's in the Ozarks, so it must be extra special!
Have a great week, Sue!
Pat